recriminatory (Meaning)
recriminatory (s)
countering one charge with another
recriminatory (a.)
Having the quality of recrimination; retorting accusation; recriminating.
Synonyms & Antonyms of recriminatory
recriminatory Sentence Examples
- The recriminatory tone of the debate prevented any meaningful progress.
- The recriminatory comments of the politician fueled further division within the party.
- The recriminatory accusations against the company damaged its reputation.
- The media outlet's recriminatory reporting painted an unfairly negative picture.
- The employee's recriminatory lawsuit was dismissed due to lack of evidence.
- The couple's recriminatory arguments escalated into a heated exchange.
- The recriminatory nature of the negotiations led to a stalemate.
- The recriminatory behavior of the students disrupted the classroom environment.
- The recriminatory letter from the customer outlined several complaints and threats.
- The recriminatory approach taken by the HR department created a hostile work environment.
FAQs About the word recriminatory
countering one charge with anotherHaving the quality of recrimination; retorting accusation; recriminating.
accusation, incrimination, charge, complaint, count, indictment,crimination, rap, plea, allegation
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The recriminatory tone of the debate prevented any meaningful progress.
The recriminatory comments of the politician fueled further division within the party.
The recriminatory accusations against the company damaged its reputation.
The media outlet's recriminatory reporting painted an unfairly negative picture.
